The Straits Times, 17 March 1967

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times i /v| Tte Niitimiiil tapiipKr Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Nasir Decision by Umno in five days, says Khir
    185 1 Nasir Decision by Umno in five days, says Khir IPOH, Thurs. The Central Executive Committee of Umno will announce its derision in five days on what disciplinary action it is going to take against Syed Nasir bin Ismail for his stand on the National Language Bill. This was announced today
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    PSC chief: We can't act without a complaint
    234 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Public Services Commission is in the dark about the reported impending action against Syed Nasir. Tenaku Abdul Rahman said after the weekly Cabinet meeting yesterday that the PSC would take action against the head of the Dewan Bahasa
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    Train kills man
    28 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A man was run over by a train at the 14 1 3 Mile Kiaiijl Road this evening. He died on the spot.
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    Lock icon West Irian revolt
    214 1 1,000 dead? Not as many as that, Malik tells Army paper JAKARTA, Thursday INDONESIAN troops have been forced to open fire on rebellious tribesmen in West Irian, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, said here. Hut Mr. Mulik. interviewed in today's official Armed Forces newspaper, denied reports
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    57 1 LONDON. Thurs. For some men it's a gold watch when they retire, but for 66-year-old Frank Maule the farewell gift from his bosses is a grave plot. Prank, a cemetery superintendent in Aylesbury, is retiring after 29 years' service. His employers gave him the burial plot he'd
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    Lock icon ARMY SEIZES CONTROL IN CANTON
    212 1 ARMY SEIZES CONTROL IN CANTON HOXG KONG, Thursday. Annv has seized control of the (.Ominunisl Parly apparatus in Kwangtung province and moved troops into mosl of the major factories and businesses in (.'union, provincial radio broadcasts said today. i Canton Radio said the People's Liberation Army took over all Communist
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    Lock icon Britain cuts bank rate
    63 1 Britain cuts bank rate LONDON. Thurs. Britain's b a n k rate key to interest rates was cut by one-half per cent to six per cent today. It was Ihe second cut In seven weeks. On Jan. 26 the rate was lowered from seven to six and a half per
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    Lock icon Newsprint plan
    33 1 COLOMBO. Tliurs— An Asian newspaper conference at Kandy has named a seven-man (ommlt- tee to consider how to increase supplies of newsprint and ensure reasonable production of 11 in Asia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon CONGRESS UP SHOT ON WAY TO TAKE OATH
    154 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. A newly elected Congress Party Assemblyman was shot dead last night as he travelled to Lucknow to take up his seat for the first time in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly. The member from Chail Chail. near Allahabad. Mr. Barbarilal.
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    ASA meeting on Aug. 1
    65 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The lirst meeting of the standing committee of ASA has decided that the fourth meeting of ASA Foreign Minister* sliuuiu take place in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 1. The committee will nicot ue.un next month to consider the reports on joint cuNtom.s
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    15,000 hit
    26 1 KARACHI Thurs At least 15.000 Karachi leMdents. most of them U\ inft In butt vert reported homeless today because of a Huh flood.— UPl.
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    Missing office manager and houseboy found
    292 1 Missing office manager and houseboy found By SIA CHONG YEW SINGAPORE. Tliurs. MissinK office manager John Cardcnzana. 29 and his houseboy were found in the Rhio Islands this morning after a 24 hour air and sea search. The hunt, launched at dawn yesterday, was tailed off this morning after a
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    Lock icon SOEK IS TOLD: YOU'RE OUT...
    113 1 SOEK IS TOLD: YOU'RE OUT... JAKARTA. Thurs. President Soekarno has finally been told that he has been stripped of all powers. Information Minister, Mr. Diah. who *aid this today, told a press conference that the divisions of the Peoples Consultative Congre.^ list Sunday had been officially presented to Dr. Soekarno.
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    Lock icon New efforts for Viet peace
    172 1 New efforts for Viet peace UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Cryptic statements In diplomatic quarters gave rite today to a wave of speculation that now Vietnam peace initiatives arc in progress. Without elaborating a usually well-informed diplomat said: "Things are stirring." This comment followed published reports tjnot inu a l.'.S. source dose
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 v|\(.M'okk Than Policeman Ralin Ma Ibw found dead wMh hot wiMlllil s|hu||\ 111 1.1 II It t 1011, Kampoßß B.thm P«>ii r Ban
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      LBJ appoints Bunker as Lodge gets set to quit Saigon
      390 2 jjASHVII.LK (Tennessee), Thura. President Johnson made the surprise announcement here yesterday thai lie was sending veteran diplomatic trouble shooter Ellsworth Bunker as Ambassador to South Vietnam. The diplomat at pnscnt Mr. Johnson'i Anilia—-dnr-at-Large will succeed Mr. Hfiiry Cabot I-od^e who
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      Lock icon KY AND TIUEU INVITED TO GUAM TALKS
      107 2 WASHINGTON. TbttrS. President Johnson has Invited South Vietnemesc Premier Nnuyen Cao Ky and Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu to the weekend Guam conference, us. officials said today. They denied reports that the announcement by Marshal Ky that he and other Smith Vietnamese
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      Lock icon Meet a Union Jill who keeps the flag flying
      140 2 Meet a Union Jill who keeps the flag flying rill Union Jack may have lost Mime of its imperial glory, but cieany. »t sull has its u>e*. Just look at .Miss Lynda Westover. Her earrings have a Union Jack motif. So has the ring on her finger. Anu there are
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      Lock icon Mr. Desai acts to stop illegal gold drain
      145 2 Mr. Desai acts to stop illegal gold drain YEW DELHI. Thurs.— 11 India yesterday clamped down on gold smugglers by banning possession of unworked gold by private individuals after Aug. 31. Under an order Issued yesterday, all gold bars ingots, slabs or pellets held by private persons other than licensed
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      Lock icon Warships for South Korea
      47 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs Primp Minister Chung 11-K\von of South Kor*a said b.st night that America had agreed to supply three warxhipft and nine hel'cnpters to help bolst«r defences against a North Korean military buildup. The Prime Minuter is here on an official visit. AP
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      Soldiers on security exercises capture Huk —No. 5—
      196 2 Soldiers on security exercises capture Huk —No. 5— AtANILA. Thurs. ITI Troops participating in war jjames north of Manila yesterday captured a Communist Huk leader, his bodyguard and two Huk •Amazons." The Midlers were In the midst of a ni akP believe "mopping tip ..portion" aKahiM tne •enemy" during war
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      Lock icon Wl squad saves two child brides from altar
      115 2 4HMRDABAD. Thurs. An eight-year-old boy and a five-year-old cirl were just about to get married herp when the ladies from the rehabilitation section of the Women's Institute swooped The women social workers carried off the young couple as well as a 12-year-old
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      Lock icon Only 203,461 say 'no' in Russia
      90 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. All 884 unopposed candidates have been returned to the Russian Federal parliament elections with only a tiny minority of votes against them. Tass announced. As is usual with Russia's sin-gle-list election* there were no surprises. Only 203.461 of the 81.445.729 people who
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      Lock icon Half of those who try to slim just can't
      173 3 Half of those who try to slim just can't LONDON, Thurs. Nearly half of the people who try to reduce weight fail, according to a report published here. A study of a representative sample of 2.000 people by a firm called Mass Observation showed that one quarter of Britain's adult
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      74 3 THE philosophy of w an eye for an eye is dead, and the argument that the death penalty is a deterrent to crime is wrong. History and experience have shown that this theory is wrong. Even with the death penalty, crimes calling for capital punishment have increased. This shows
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      Lock icon Aussie-Indon officer exchange resumes
      104 3 Aussie-Indon officer exchange resumes lAKARTA. Thurs Australia and Indonesia have resumed exchanges of military personnel, the official Antara news agen cy reported today. The Commanding Officer of the Royal Australain Regime n t. Lieut.Col. C. J. Leary. will leave for Jakarta this month to spend a year at the Indonesian
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      Lock icon Quetta shaken
      22 3 KARACHI. Tburs.— A strong earthquake rocked Quetta last night. There were no reports of loss of life or damage.— AP
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      FOREIGN DESK 2 slain 'because she was American'
      169 3 FOREIGN DESK 2 slain 'because she was American' JAKARTA, Thursday. AN Indonesian peasaPl has confessed that he was paid USSHO to murder an American missionary school teacher "because she was an American," police said today. The victim was Miss Patricia May Groff, 27, of Pawtuckett, Rhode Island. She was stabbed
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      Lock icon 'BEST EFFORT SINCE 1959' BY BRITAIN
      159 3 LONDON, Thursday. I>RITAINs balance of payments showed an overall surplus of £121 million in the final quarter of 1966 "by far the best results since 1959." the Treasury said /esterday. For the whole of 1966 there was a deficit of £189 million, compared with
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      Lock icon 'Mizo leader in England' report
      79 3 'Mizo leader in England' report NEW DELHI, Thurs. The leader of rebel Mizo tr.bf.smcn fighting for independence on India's m borders has escaped to Britain, the Press Trust of India reported. The H thai L:<l Drnß.i 41-yr.ir-old president be outlawed Mizo National Front had escaped through East Pakistan a few
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      Lock icon Bank strike: New talks on compromise formula
      162 3 fOLOMBO, Thurs— Mr Ronald Mann, deputy chairman of Britain's National and Orindlavs Bank, arrived here yesterday for talks with labbour and employers' re-prt-spntathrs on a 4i day-old bank strike here involving nine foreign and two State-owned banks. The strike, by 4.500 hank employees,
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      Lock icon Award for loss of a son is halved
      102 3 Award for loss of a son is halved I ONDO.Y Thurs. How much should a woman be paid for "loss of expectation of life" of her son. electrocuted in an accident when he was 20? The case has worked its way through the courts to the House of Lords since
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      Millionaire in modest home
      63 3 AI.LENTOWN < l'enn.\vl\anm i. Thurs. When not playing the ■lock mitrkrt. Edwin Fisher tended the garden of his modest home here while he his wife went i out to work as :< school teacher. I When Mr. Fisher died recently I at thr .me of 70
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      115 3 1967 THE YEAR OF THE BMC MINI TRACTOR This year the Mini Tractor is really going places, in Malaysia and all over the world. The Mini is winning new friends everywhere in even more applications with the 2 speed (540 and 1000 rpm) PTO now available at no extra cost.
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    Assn officials
    45 4 SINGAPORE, rhurs— Mr. A. L Selvarajoo has been elected president of the Dale Carnegie Alumni Association Lion Chapter. Other officials are: Mr. C. T. Balan, vicepresident. Inche All bin Abdul Majld vice-president. Mr Chua Boon En*, secretary, and Mr. Yeo Liang Soon treasurer.
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    BANNED YOUTHS IN COURT TODAY
    222 4 BANNED YOUTHS IN COURT TODAY SINGAPORE, Thurs. The prosecution is expected to close its case tomorrow at the trial of seven Ngee Ann College students charged with rioting and causing hurt to the police at the City Hall on Nov. 4 last year. The Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. N. Ganesan,
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    Motorist to pay damages totalling $22,342
    267 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. H.W. Jamieson, 42, a motorist, was today ordered, under a consent order in the High Court, to pay damages, totalling $22,342, to nve plaintiffs who had been injured by his car in a Christmas Eve accident at Telok Blangah Road two years
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    Praise for Spore V's Men's Club
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Roy E. Naylor. immediate past international president of the V's Men's movement, said he thought the Singapore rlub was one of the best in the entire movement. Mr. Naylor flew on to Manila yestprday after a short visit here. Before his
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    Chinese YMCA teenage talentime competition
    108 4 Chinese YMCA teenage talentime competition SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Students' Council of the Chinese YMCA Is organising a teenage talentime with the finals at the National Theatre on April 24, to coincide with the opening of the 10th Annual Students' Week. Thr competition will be divided Into three section* vocal <
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    Labour talk
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Professor Adolf Stuf.mthal. an American expert in industrial relations, will give a public lecture on labour and Industrial development at the Universltv of Singapore on March 28 at 730 p.m.
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    INDUSTRIALISATION POSES NEW PROBLEMS, SAYS Dy
    163 4 INDUSTRIALISATION POSES NEW PROBLEMS, SAYS Dy SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE time has come for Singapore to place greater emphasis on more sophisticated medical programmes to cope with problems resulting from the increased tempo of industrialisation. This Is the preliminary opinion of the visiting World Health Organisation rfglonal director for the Western
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    Schools TV for today
    95 4 'TODAYS educational TV on 1 Channel 8 Is as follow*: 830 a.m.— 850 a.m.. Mathematics Sec. 2 (Eng.>; 9. IS— 9.35, General science Sec 2 (Engi; 10—10.20. Chics Sec. 2 (Chi); 1105 11.25. National language Sec. 2; 11.45 12.05. General Science Sec. 1 (Eng.t; 12.25 p.m.
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    Banking workers' protest
    92 4 Banking workers' protest SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Bank Employees' Union today protested against the inclusion of the banking industry in the list of essential services, making It necessary for workers to give 14 days notice of a strike. It claimed that the extension of the scope of the Criminal Law
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    Emphasis is on health
    62 4 SINGAPORE. Thur*.— The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon last night stressed the need for a high standard of national health, particularly in view of the mobilisation of the nations youths under the National Service Bill. He was speaking at the opening ceremony of the
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    New safety campaign
    82 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thr National Safrty lirvt Council of Singapore plans to launch an island-wide i: dustrial safety drive in May. The council regards industrial safety as an important aspect of its work. Meanwhile, the council is organising a seminar which will be held at the Mobil refinery
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    A 'proper footing' for Ngee Ann
    255 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A BILL to put Ngee Ann College on a proper footing for the first time in its fouryear history, was made public by the Government today. The Bill was introduced in Parliament on Monday, and follows some of the recommendations of the
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    Water cut-off
    28 4 STNOAPORE. Thurs— There will be no water tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Sennett Road, Bennett Avenue, Sennett Close. Sennett Drive and Sennett Lane.
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    STUDENT DENIES STRIKING HIS TEACHER
    143 4 STUDENT DENIES STRIKING HIS TEACHER SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A student. Teng Ec Bin, today denied in court that he had assaulted his physics teacher, Kang Ser Par, at Yock Eng High School on Jan. 3 this year. "Mr. Kang has made an error. He mistook me tur some other person who
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    Kampong water crisis: Tin mines blamed
    159 5 Kampong water crisis: Tin mines blamed IPOH. Thun. About 1 1,000 people in Kampong Pasir Puteh, off Jalan Pasir Puteh here, are without water and two tin mines operating in the vicinity are being blamed for it. A complaint from the residents received by a municipal c o v n
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    Rank executive on tour
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Thui* The managing director of Rank Over.'ea.s Film Distribution Division. Mr. C.W.P. Mac Arthur. flew into (Singapore iast night to wsit Rank Organisations branches and agents here. During his three-day will also meet local exhibitors and agents to discuss film distribution and public tastes.
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    Prayer house
    28 5 PENANG. Thurs. The president of the State Islamic Council. Haji Ahmad Maliki, will open a prayer house in Kampong Belah Dua village. Province Wellesley. on Sunday.
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    Pistol recovered
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Police arrested a youth and recovered a loaded 22 pistol in Jalan Shnlev last night.
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    Koran reading at prize day
    45 5 PENANti. lliui.v TIM AlKhainah Islamic Sdiool of Pokok Sena. North Province Wellesley. mil hold its annual speech day on Saturday. L/ading Koran readers in the State, includwc winners and runncrs-up in tbc PenaiiK Koran com|>et:tion last year, will give reciial>.
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    Beware the foes in our midst
    299 5 Beware the foes in our midst Khir warns Umno members KUALA LUMPUR Thursday 'J'HE Minister of Education and Secre-tary-general of Umno, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, last night warned Umno members against "enemies within our midsi." Closing an Umno Kaum Ibu course at the Women's Institute, Petaling Jaya. he urged every
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    Phones: A S2O mil. deal with Sweden
    79 5 Phones: A S2O mil. deal with Sweden KIAL A LLMPUR. 1V Thurs— The Malaysian Government today signed a S2O million contract «uh L. M. Ericsson of Stockholm for the purchase of telephone exchang* equipment. This culminates a two-year search by the Telecommunication Department for a national system which would meet
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    Riddle of border kidnap gang
    122 5 Riddle of border kidnap gang 4 LOR STAR, Thurs. An armed gang of kidnappers is believed to be operating in the MalaysianThai border area. The gang Is believed to have been recently paid $4,000 for the release of an Alor Star estate owner whom they klndnapped earlier this month. He
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    Police arrest wanted man
    48 5 KUALA LUMPUR Thuii. Police arreated ;< wanted man rastctdsjf at an unnumbered house in Chan Sow Lin Road The man later led them to another house where a toy p>tol. a dagger and a bunch of keyswTapped in cellophane *ere dug out from the compound.
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    ROTARY CHIEF COLLAPSES AT PARTY
    359 5 SINGAPORE. Thursday. J)R. Arthur VV. S. Thcvathasan. a vice-pre-sident of Rotary International, collapsed at Rotary Club dinner iast night and died on the way to hospital. The dinner, held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, was in honour of the visiting Rotary International president. Mr.
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    'True basis for racial unity"
    60 5 'True basis for racial unity" JJANGAR. Thun. The National Language BUI ptuv.ded a true b&sis tor racial .solidarity, Inche Ahmad bin Kassim. secretary of the Kampong Tebuk Umno branch, said here today "It is a lurcher proof of the wisdom of the Prime Minister's leadership." he added He urged all
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    Perak Sultan to attend Hari Raya dinner
    101 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Sultan of Perak will attend a Hari Raya Hati dinner organised by I the Perak Malays Welfare Association of Sclanttor. at the home ol the j'ssociation v pre.Mclent Haji Ismail bin Panninc Ails the Federal Capital Commissioner. on April
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    Easter Queen dance
    42 5 KUAI.A LL'MPLR. Thur.v The Malayan Nurses' Union will hold it.s annual fattfT dance on April 1, at tlv Gm Guide.- headquarters mi Jai.ui Abdttl tjanirtd here. Hißhi slit of the dance will be the demon ol an Easier queen.
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    90 5 Two decorated for Malaysia heroism f ONDON, Thurs. Queen Elizabeth yesterday decorated three officers for gallantry while serving in South-East Asia. She awarded the D.S.O to Lt.-Col. Alexander Preece for "'great courage leadership and professional skill" while commanding the Ist Battalion. Royal Australian Regiment, in Vietnam Major John West o
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    Lock icon Ismail sees specialist
    26 5 LONDON. Thurv— .Malaysia s retiring Home Affairs Minister. Tun (Dr Ismail, here for medical treatment, yesterday \isited a Harley Street heart specialist Reuter.
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    Licence to pack loose rubber: An April 30 deadline
    179 6 Licence to pack loose rubber: An April 30 deadline KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Applications for licences to pack loose rubber for export must be submitted before the end of next month, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today. The applicant." would know the result in May.
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    Service award for Mr. Wong
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs A Miil.iyMan businessman in Singapore, Mr. Wong Kee Hong, has been awarded the Meritorious Service Award by the Yang diPertuan Neg.ira of Sabah. The Mal.iy.Mnn High Commissioner In Singapore. Data Jamal bin Abdul L.ttiiT. today presented the award to Mr Wont? on behall
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    52,480 haul by gang
    43 6 CINGAPOBE. Thurs. Three men entered a .lalan Burma .larum Mat \csler<l;»> Iv tricking .Madam lim Kum May into hrlievine that they were her husband s friend" and t\\.i\ with irwrllrrv and ii"li totalling S'.\4BO They were arim-d with knhev
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    Che Som again
    45 6 TELUK ANSON. lliuib. Che Som binte Abdullah, State Assemblywoman for Batak Rabit and town councillor here, has been re-elected for thf fifth year ai chairman of the Tfluk Anson branch of the Kaum Ibu. with Che Zainah binte Mohamed Rathid as vice-chairman.
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    Club show
    21 6 KANGAR. Thins. 1 tan Youth Club will Maze a variety ."how tomorrow night in aid of us club fund.
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    That is him, says murder case widow
    407 6 That is him, says murder case widow 1 YOUNG widow today pointed at a man in the dock of a magistrate's court here today and said: "This is the one". Mrs. Wong Fook Seng. 32, expecting a baby soon, had been asked by the prosecution to identify the man who
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    'IGNORE EMPTY TALK' APPEAL
    118 6 'IGNORE EMPTY TALK' APPEAL JJOTA BHARU. Thurs. The Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Suleiman bin Bulon. today called on the people of Kelantan to remain calm over the National Language Bill He asked them not to listen to "empty talk" by certain irresponsible people because the Bill
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    Motorbike theft
    25 6 PENANG, Thurs. A motor- j cycle belonging to schoolgirl. Ho civ c Kit. 19, was stolen from Hut ton Lane here last night.
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    Big 'yes' by all
    192 6 MALACCA UMNO COMMITTEE BACK L-BILL Thurs— The Malacca Umno Slate Committee last night gave its unanimous support to the National Language Bill. Similar support is also expected from the Malacca Umno annual delegates' conference to be held at the Dewan Hang Tuah here on April 8.
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    LOYALTY CALL TO CIVIL SERVANTS
    160 6 I/I'AKA I.I.MPIK. Thurs Civil servants were today reminded not la do or say anything which may surest that "you are di.sloyal to the Government. This reminder c.inie frnm the Permanent Secretary to Ihe Prime .Minister's Department. Tan Sri Abdul Jamil Rais. who is thr head
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    / CAN GO ON FOR ANOTHER .10 SAYS SISTER MARIA, 72
    225 6 CAN GO ON FOR ANOTHER .10 SAYS SISTER MARIA, 72 OENANO, Thurs. A 1 nun who has srrved the poor m seven countries In the past 50 years celebrates her religious golden jubilee here this Sunday. 'My bean li stll] young and I can s<> on lor another 611 years."
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    Films appeal officials
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr p. Coomara.swamy has been appointed chairman of the Cinema trv graph Committrr of Appeal. H:s appointment was, announced tr. the Government G.izettr. nr Andre hjeng has been appointed vice-chairman. Committee member?; are Muw Jenny Lav. Mrs. T. Kulasekaram. and Messrs. Pong Sip Chee. W«*
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    Tied and robbed
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two armed men broke Into the home of a 21 -year -old housewife In Jolan Wangl this afternoon and took $500 after tying and *»cI tune her.
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      Minorities and the danger of communal politics: Raja
      2055 7 SINGAPORE, Tnurs. RAHIM HITS OUT AT THE SINISTER ELEMENTS' THE Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said in parliament today that once minority communities turned to communal politics, the majority community was also free to go in for uninhibited communal politics.
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      Council of State is superfluous: MP
      121 7 MR. Bernard Rodrigu--ITI es (Telok Blans ah) described the concept of the Council of State as "superfluous to the nerds of S n^.i pore, wh'ch did not requirr such an institution to oversee or rest rain Parliament On the other hind, he *aid. thr
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    Call-up: 'Elite' youths for a full-time Army
    378 8 Call-up: 'Elite' youths for a full-time Army JHK Ministry of Interior and Defence is to begin selecting elite youths to serve lulltime in the Army from the very first batch of 9,000 young men of 18 who will be called up for national service in about two weeks' time. The
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    U.S. SUPPORTS FREEDOM OF STORE: BUNDY
    313 8 U.S. SUPPORTS FREEDOM OF STORE: BUNDY SINGAPORE. Thurs rpHE U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far A Eastern Affairs. Mr. William P. Bundy. today voiced the United States' unreserved support for Singapore's independence and neutrality. On arrival from Kuala Lumpur he told newsmen: "The United States totally supports, your neutrality
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    P AND 0 CHIEF FOR 6-DAY VISIT
    139 8 SINGAPORE ThUW Mr. Albert Morris i above), director of P and O Lines Passenger Services ltd., will arrive in Singapore "n Saturday for a six-day visit in the course of a world tour Mr. Morris, who will be accompanied by his wife, will
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    Rajaratnam to speak
    82 8 SINGAPORE. Thur.s The Minister for Foreign AfTan--. Mi s. Rajaratnam. will be guest speaker at the V's Men's c pore luncheon meet in- al Restaurant. Liat Towers, on Saturday. The Minister U scheduled to speak on the future and c iallenges facing Singapore in the years ahead
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    Toh is happy over 'slums to flats' acceptance
    290 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. SINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, is happy that the people of the slum areas in Singapore have nowcome to accept their resettlement into multi-storey flats as the only solution to housing in land-scarce Singapore. Writing in the
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      63 8 GOOD HEALTH SELETARIS I Nature can and 1 often does in its I own inimitable way provide relief from many bodily ailments. m For many centuries M throughout the m world mineral spa M water has enjoyed M a high reputation m as a natural way m to good health,
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      138 8 Miry Oop By Y.T. H ami in >. I WHATS THE MATTER, AW, ITS UMR*. I WKU., SO ARE MOST YEAH, BUT IF YOU SAW TH' LOOK n^ £UZ? YIOOKUKEy.. .SHE'S PEAD OF TH' WOMEN IN HER EYE, YOU'D KNJOW THEY J -<^>v VM YOUfIOTA IN MOO/ -C" HAVEN'T SOT
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    DEATHS
    42 10 M U-nrdm $li (Minimum) DR. A.W.S. THEVATHASAN, O B K •e»ed tway suddenly on ]ft-S-«T i Funeral serMce at Wesley Church, Singapore, at 4 pm. on Friday and Ponntlon* :o Red Cross Society, Children's Society or the Wesley Church Organ Kund.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    224 10 r »nrdi tit (Minimum) ORRY DARLINa I cannot meet rou 'onirht mi I must give my i", look a perm HELP THE SPASTIC CHILDREN of •lns*inrr> i>y uoin- to the Wonderland Fair at Old Admiralty House. Oran(e ARE YOU SUFFERINO from Singapore Foot 1 (M quirk relief with available
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      A Two-Way System
      705 10 A Two- Way System The first thing to be said about Malaysia's ombudsman is that he will be very welcome. That there is need for his services is not to be doubted, any more than is the salutary effect his influence may have on wayward or idle officials. Yet Tengku
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      Campaign Code
      383 10 The campaign code adopted by all parties contesting the Sabah general elections should j make for an orderly, even if not a "friendly", poll. The prohibitions arp the usual ones no personal mudslintfing, no racial or religious attacks, no attempts to disrupt sn opponent's rallies by disi tributing
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      Litter Bugs
      148 10 Keeping the city clean will be the theme of this years World Health Day activities in Kuala Lumpur. And very appropriate this is. On the very day the committee announced its programme--which will include sending volunteers to four of the BMN insalubrious areas of town to clear away
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    LEARNING MALAY
    537 10  -  YUNUS MARIS Lesson 16 in a new series by GLOSSARY: Mulal (V) to begin: Dlhitnng iv) to be counted, reckoned; BERlanding (v) to contest; kachau (.adj) troublesome, violent; taaarAN (n) target; KEganasAN m) violence; terrorism; rapat <n> meeting. larKe gathering, rally: PEMbamkang (n) opposer, opposition; gejala (ni symptom:
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    Lock icon WHAT NOW FOR INDIA'S DIVIDED REDS?
    951 10  -  N.J. NANPORIA By Editor of The Times of India THE "rightist" Communist Party of India has improved its position in Parliament from 17 seats to 21 while the extreme left C.P.I. (MarxistLeninist) has added four seats to the 15 it held before the election.
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      Mystery of the vanished savings
      183 10 T»HE Kedah State A Government says the Alor Star Town Council Chairman cannot, be paid an allowance of $400 a month because the Town Council linances are "unhealthy."' I am told that up to 1962 the Town Council had a Chairman and a Secretary seconded
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      Blood donor's grievance
      135 10 T AM a fourth-time blood donor and hold a Medical Benefit Entitlement Card as I am a Government, servant. The other afternoon I went to the Pe^u Road Outdoor Dispensary and, as I had urgent business. I asked to be given priority. However. I was refused for
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      68 10 I REFER to thp letter from Mr. C. L. Wong of Johore Bahru. published in the Saturday Korum March 11. The Registration Department will only consider applications for exchange of the old pore identity rarci ed under the R<^ of Persona Ordinance, 1955), for States of M.ilaya identity cards,
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    Business as usual...
    105 11 TUN SEES MAKESHIFT MARKET ON TOUR OF FLOOD AREA THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, inspecting the makeshift market in Pekan yesterday. The real market was under more than three feet of water. So the stallholders shifted their stalls to higher ground where the water was
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    SINGAPORE I-CARDS: PRIORITY PLEDGE
    145 11 SINGAPORE I-CARDS: PRIORITY PLEDGE SINGAPORE. Thursday. IJOLDERS of old Singapore identity cards now 11 residing in Malaysia will be given priority if they come here to change their cards for the new laminated plastic ones. This assurance was given by the Commissioner for National Registration, Mr. J. B. De Souza.
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    RAF to retire Comets
    70 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs The first Jet aircraft of RAF Transport Command the Comet 2s which used to fly retrular passencer services to Singapore, are being withdrawn From Krrtoe nt the end of this month after 10'j years of flvincr to all parts of the world. Altocrther. No.
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    Motor-cyclist killed
    53 11 jork. num. Chew Soon Kia 22 ot Florence Road. -i vr.sterdav whpn "i is motor-rvrle was In collision with n van ;it tltr uinclion of Poh 1 Huat R"arl mid Jalan Arif. His ptlUon-rider. Yeo Thiaa Choon. ib. injured. Thrrc were 124 othrr accidents: yesterday, six of them
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    Ideal home exhibition
    38 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The YWCA is urham.sing an Ideal Home exhibition at the Stadium Nesara Irom July 8 to 14 to celer>ra:»> the 10th anniversary of Merdeka and to conjunction with I International Tourist Year
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    Factory dance
    29 11 PENANG. Thurs. Malay factory workers at the Mak Mandin industrial estate. Butterworth. will hold a social and dance at the Pulau Tikus community hall on Saturday night.
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    Lock icon Busy time in Manila for Miss Tourism
    98 11 TifANILA. Thurs. Wee 1 Hong Neo, Miss TourIsm Singapura. arrived here today on a five-day tour that includes visits to Philippine tourist spots and a call on the Philippines' First Lady. Miss Wee, 20. arrived by a Malaysia-Singapore Airlines jet and was met
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    Supervisee gets year's jail
    48 11 TAIPING. Thurs. a police supervisee. Hashim bin Jusoh. 25. was yesterday Jailed for one year for leaving tils restricted area between Nov. 27 and Nov. 28. He pleaded guilty. Hashim he has five previous convictions was restricted to I Batu Gajah for two years.
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    Detainee! massage parlour girls are freed
    199 11 Detainee! massage parlour girls are freed KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A High Court Judg€ today ordered the release of six massage parlour girls, aged between 14 and 25, who had been detained in the welfare home at Cheras since Feb. 28. The girls were detained during a raid on the New
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    U.S. tax man due to offer help
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An assistant in the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Mr. Waynp D. Waldeck. will be here from Monday for three days to offer free assistance to American citizens resident in Malaysia in preparing their income tax returns. Mr. Waldeck will be
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    School heads warned of 'pirate' cards
    121 11 KUALA LI/MPI'R. Thurs. Heads of schools using cumulative record cards printed by "pirate" agencies are liable to be prosecuted, tne Minister of Education. inche Mohamerl Khir Johari, warned today. The cards to record details of a pupils s academic progress and family, health, physical,
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    SUCCESS AGAINST REDS: HAMID PRAISES TROOPS
    250 11 SUCCESS AGAINST REDS: HAMID PRAISES TROOPS KUCHING. Thurs. The Chief of the General Staff. Lt.Gen. Tan Sri Hamid bin Bidin. today congratulated Malaysian security forces for the recent successes aeainst Communist terrorists in the Lundu area of Sarawak's First Division. Gen. Tan Sri Hamid arrived in Kuching this afternoon for
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      88 11 Success— through hard work ■^^m and SANATOCEN <> Even the most intelligent student has to put in years of hard work to achieve success and during these years he lv N H uses plenty of nervous energy. He must replace it by m j**t taking Sanatogen regularly if he wants
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      710 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Kuala Lumpur verick: 7.00 News in English; and Penang; 6 Ipoh and 7.10 Sports Arena: 7.35 Circus Malacca; 3 and iO Johore Everywhere; 8.00 News in ManBahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu darin; 8.10 Sukaria Indian Pa hat; 9 Kluang. Dances. 3.00 P.M. Programme Sum- 8.35 Get
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      Bulova's top technical man holds i a local seminar
      296 12 Bulova's top technical man holds i a local seminar BULOVA Accutron watches, which were introduced to the international market six years ago. have made tremendous progress and demand has been increasing rapidly. Their good achievement has been attributed to quality and accuracy, said Mr. Max J. Schwartz, technical director of
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      Super ship starts Far East run soon
      197 12 Super ship starts Far East run soon A SUPER cargo liner which will be in Malaysia and Singapore waters soon made history In the Port of London recently when fire boats, in the traditional New York style, welcomed the 14,000-ton Strathardle into port. The Stratharule is the first of the
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      Luxury flats with many new features
      110 12 coming up ANEW block of fourstorey luxury flats. Ford Mansion, will be put up at Ford Avenue. HolRoad, soon. Undertaken by Malaya Union Co. Ltd., It will be built on 999-year lease land covering more than 37,000 sq. ft. The project, containing 16 luxurious
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      Bank man's success
      85 12 Bank man's success 'THE Chartered Bank announces A that Mr. C. Mukundan, an assistant officer of the bank, has recently passed the final examinations of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries (London). Mr. Mukundan, a Singapore citizen and 24 years of age, joined the Chartered Bank as a clerk In 1962.
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      Airline revises flight times
      61 12 f UFTHANSA German Airlines office :n Singapore announced revised flight operations through Singapore effective from April 1, 1967. Prom that date, Lufthansa flights to Europe will depart Singapore every Tuesday at 8.40 p.m. and every Saturday at 7.40 p.m. From the same date their weekly night
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      Goodwill envoys off on tour...
      121 12 TKD mark International Tourist Year, Air- India recently sent eight travel agenta from Malaysia and Singapore, led by Mr. S.S. Virik, Air-India"s district sales mannager, Kuala Lumpur, to Australia and Fiji for a seven-day educational tour as ambassadors of goodwill to meet their counterparts. Picture
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      AUSSIE DISPLAY IN KL: ON-THE-SPOT ORDERS EXPECTED
      266 12 AUSSIE DISPLAY IN KL: ON-THE-SPOT ORDERS EXPECTED INHIBITORS at the Australian Industrial Dis- play in Kuala Lumpur next month can anticipate obtaining a considerable volume of on-the-spot orders. This was stated in Kuala Lumpur recently by Mr. J.A. Morey, a representative of the Australian Department of Trade. Mr. Morey has
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      New from Suzuki
      85 12 OIOM the leader in two-stroke motorcycle technology comes a new sportscycle with many engineering firsts the Suzuki AlOO. With a maximum speed of over 68 m p.h. this new 100 c.c. sportscycle outclasses competitive motorcycles in the 100 cc. class. The engine is mounted on the oody
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      Hume's new manager
      81 12 MR. MICHAEL FAM has been appointed general manager and a director of Hume Industries (Far East) Limited, parent company of the Hume Group operations throughout Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Mr. Fam, a Singapore citizen, was born in Sandakan. Sabah. and was educated at St. Andrew's School.
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      A JAL-CPA PACT TO BOOST TOURISM
      151 12 A JAL-CPA PACT TO BOOST TOURISM rE commercial agreement signed between Japan Air Lines and Cathay Pacific Airways will be a further boost to tourism in this region. The agreement, approved recently by the Japanese Government, is retroactively effective from March 1. Under the terms of the agreement, the two
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    Lock icon Keep blowing, girls
    240 13 FALSE NOTES AT FIRST, BUT THEY'LL PERSEVERE SINGAPORE, Thurs, CEVEN girls aspiring to play In Singapire 's nrst all-yiil bagpipe band had a taste ol the difficult task ahead ot them at their first practice at the People's Association on Tuesday night. Their ttrst lesson comprised learning
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    Singapore first stop on Holt's Asian tour
    108 13 SINGAPORE, Ihurs. The Aaatraifaui Prime "\lini>ter. Mr. Harold Holt, will slay one nicht in Sineapore when he flies in on March tt on the fir- 1 leg ot his Asian tour. Aicunipanied by his wife and the Deputy Secretary to the Australian Department
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    $3,000 damages for pupil
    48 13 KU \l A I UMPUR Ywp L:: l«r in a a accident waa ;«>ddv awarded $3-00 >800 .n the High Court. He >ile a; Bungfi Be.M Ro<i(l when he was knocked down by a scooter r dden by Chin -8 el Sept. 12. 1964
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    MORE CASH FOR THE DISASTER FUND
    135 13 JJUAI.A LUMPUR. Thurs. The Straits Time.s today received $194.65 for the Na•:unal Disaster Relief Fund trom: ouii KindncHtrr.. Klhdh $20: American tourists $34. Teachers, .sunr and pupils of 1 Rendah Chun? H\v«. 540.65: Piipil.v .tr.d M.iff ol St Tlirics.i 1 Cunvrnt SlOO. I iiniii-li
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    WI to hold talentime
    40 13 MAI ACCA. Hiur> TIIP W..--rnpmtjerf ::i-Mtutc li<r* will hnld on Sutur'Uv r.:clu in aid of th» •hr Pewan Hang Ttnh ■titute'i buildme tunrt FuMmah hint! I*mail. wife of 'he Governor of MaUce*. will give away priie*.
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    No move to establish diplomatic ties with —Russia—
    190 13 No move to establish diplomatic ties with Russia— IJUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 1Y The Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared today that neither Malaysian nor the Sov.et, Union had made any move to establish diplomatic relations. An official spokesman sa:d this when commenting on reports in Pravda that the coming visit of
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    A CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SABAH HUSTINGS
    216 13 A CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SABAH HUSTINGS JESSELTON. Thurs.— Political parties contesting the State election have adopted a code of behaviour for the campaigning. This wa.s agreed to at meeting called by the Supervbor of Elections. Mr. H.S. Sl'ihu. One of the points Is that polilk-al leaders should itt a
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    Course for 600 teachers
    35 13 KANGAK. Thurs. The Education Department here is sponsoring an in-service course for 600 teachers in the State The course will be attended by groups of M teachers every week until Julj.
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      301 13 Straits Times Crossword K> I II ACROSS .> i*imu Wrll. a quartet of I. Meet for the soccer Amoi ar- one i7> ranged i 4. 6) 7. Otiicer has to wash up for Drink score? it) contemporary 9 A poet, by the time he'd r»- 8 Novel name for a
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    DULL, FEATURELESS DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    909 16 From Our Market Correspondent YESTERDAY saw activity at a low ebb on the Stock Exchange. Conditions in all sections were dull and featureless, and the only change from the tone of the past two weeks was a little more business than usual in rubbers.
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    29 16 Malaya* Stock Inrlirrs •Mai IS, Mar. Ifi. Industrials: HC.MI K1T.70 l'ni|irrtics: lOh.liil 108.19 MMagai IMjN 1M.51 S rubber!,: lll.lt 111.3U i>r<\ .'<», inn; mil. Dec. ."ii. 19bS Mill.
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    Straits tin price is up 50 cents at Penang
    473 16 TMIK price ol Straits tin at Penan yesterday mmrel up .")0 icnts to M&2& TWi m in line with a gain of V: I in London im Wednesday Very soorl Mtpport was reported The estimated oUcring fell 211 tons to 20:1
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    138 16 INDUSTRIALS continued on a bartly steady trend with trading hesitant and (alls shading rises. Ml. Morgan recovered 14 cents to $2.78 snd C.R.A. gained a further 10 cents to $5 24 to highlight a quiet but firmer base metals section. Oila were steady •lolUr. v.itl> Wean. I'M.- in
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    RUBBER PRICES
    265 16 \PR 11. aM Kradr rubber fo h. 1•" buvrrs closed at ."> p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 57 cents per Ib. up a quarter of a cent on Wednesday's closing level for the I position. The tone was quiet. K.A.S. and M.X.1., closing prices in
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    114 16 C-HIPS lying ainntitide the Singapore Harbaur whaivet ir r.pcctld today »'t: I tttßi l;..l. a 7. Hon^kor^ Ambei i Vdinatiata Maru 10 11. Hu«h«v«r«ti li i»> Niaaaa Mam II Thui Haru :i 23, rjanacan ja v K-ninnuu iMPMa .'7. >usti.. Rtjula ".< ;u M«..di.< :i- Kr.n- .1
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 Mar 16. RUBBER PRICE: 37 tent* (up a quarter of a tent). TIN: 5602.25 (up 30 cents). Estimated unofficial offering was 205 tons (down 20 tons).
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    55 16 I HINESE Prnrlurr Eichano, tlnia>l»y CUI y r Coconut nl: tuU «MJ »rlkr», dnim M 7( Copra My. dolv) Ick.»* Mar/ I Pfpprr: MunlOl IIJM «»ll»r» .■>His«;ik nlai k II I" 1 1 M.w >. a.- 1 imTj iciicra (IOV4 SiiUH'if Coc. ...it Oil mWWI' Alt*cialion arwad M4^
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    78 16 THE Aiioeialian or BanNt in Malay- «v in<<l< th.sf atMMBM 1" to merchant* teaterday (all ratea to I1OO): United State*: Buying TT 32!, airmail OD 321. BO J at. 33 3/16 crrdtt hills. 331 trade bllin. Canada: Buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 9/16. iO d/st. 36
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    26 16 Ourr f.chjriKt market :d Hon« •iv it.'- U.S. dollar TI. and 0 7S| for ca«n. StrrhiiK ii i:..» anil one tact al coir! al
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    1255 17 .MMNESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets.INDUSTRIALS: Bouataad (1,000) Jt.54; Central Sugar! < 1.000) $2.13 D. (12,000) $2.11 D. (8.000) $2.10 U. iT.000) $2.11. (15.000)
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      662 17 IN THE HIGH COURT IN SIME DARBY HOLDINGS MALAYA AT i luiTcn KUALA LUMPUR L M TED .oMPAMhs iwmOHMin (Incorporated in En C land) NO; 1 OF 1967. In the Matter of federal fibre works tioiice Is hereby given that J limited i n respect of the year ending 1
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      905 17 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE DrUinatmc Petition No. 1? of 1967 In the matter of Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association »nd In the matter of the Companies Ordinance (Chapter A 74) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that a Petition was on the 28th day of February. 1967. presented to the High
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      705 17 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE PRORATI. DIVOKCK AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION 1 DIVORCE I mm; lin 1: TVDFII. DISTRICT REGISTRY Between KATHLEEN MARY ADDISCOTT Petitioner And DAVID ADDISCOTT Respondent Ana SARAH MOHAMED ALI Woman Named A Dlvorr. P-titlon has been filed a^K^n-s 1-" 1"1 SARAH MOHAMED ALi latp of
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      1209 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TENDERS STATE OF BRUNEI kenyataan tawaran VACANCY FOR DISTRIBUTION J.KR. JOHOR engineer Tawaran daripada PemboApplication* are invited for rong2 yang berdaftar dengan appointment to the post of DUtri- J.KR di-dalam Kelas 'E' dan button Engineer in the Electrical, ka-atas akan di-terlma dlDepartment. Brunei Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. EXPERiENCfc: Jabatan
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      1037 17 TENDERS TENDERS J.KR. SFI.ANGOR HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT PEMBERITAHI TAWARA.N BOARD J.KR. separate tenders ate Invited Tawaran daripada Pern- fur either one or both of the folborong-' "Licensed Second- lowing:— Hand Dealers' akan di-terlma vi BAN] i ahv and wai m di-Pejabat Jurutera Pcncua- I N s I A ii. a
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      MINISTERS – TO HEAD SAAA AND SBA
      182 18 MINISTERS TO HEAD SAAA AND SBA 'TWO more Singapore 1 sport.s associations are likely to have Ministers as presidents, reports KRNEST I Kill The Singapore Badminton Association annual meeting tomorrow is expected to elect Mr. Ong Pang Boon. the Minister for Education, as the new president t<> take over from
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      Lock icon Newport 29-8
      51 18 LONDON. Thunv Results of Rugby Union matcho played yesterday: Llanelli 11 Aberavon 11; Newport 29 Army 8; EbbwVale 27 Glamorgan 9: Queen's University 12 Oxford University a. Sussex 6 Universities AU 17: I Streatham 12 Portsmouth Service* 3. Hospitaia Cup final London 3 Guys 0 lAt Cobham, Surrey).
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      Lock icon 20 fans hurt at Leeds replay
      224 18 20 fans hurt at Leeds replay LONDON, Thurs. More than 20 soccer fans were injured when two crush barriers collapsed at the English F.A. Cup fifth round replay between Leeds and Sunderland last night. A ground record crowd of nearly 58.000 squeezed into the Leeds ground, but lOmin after tlir
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      POSTPONED
      20 18 The Singapore senior knockout hockey match between SRC and Ja&enites. scheduled for yesterday, has been postponed to Mar. 21
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      Formosan Chi San in the lead
      259 18 THAI OPEN BANGKOK. Thurs.— Hsu Chi San. a 29-year-old Formosan pro, scored a sizzling four-under par 68 to take the lead after the first round of the Thai Open golf championship here today. Hsu played 'he first nine to par 1 36) and came
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      FAM Cup Final switched to Kuala Lumpur
      209 18 FAM Cup Final switched to Kuala Lumpur THE F.A of Malaysia council have decided that the FAM Cup iinai between Selangor and Singapore on Apr 8 must be played at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium. The FAM had earlier asked the F.A. of Singapore to stage the match at their Jalan
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      Malaysia Cup final on Sept 9 or 10
      286 18 Malaysia Cup final on Sept 9 or 10 THE final of the Malaysia Cup— which replaces the Malaya Cup for inter-state soccer this year _is likely to be played in September after the Merdeka tournament (Aug. 12-29). reports Mansoor Rahman. 1 H M Lee. chairman of the FAM Competitions Committee,
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      Lock icon Thomson to the rescue
      101 18 CHRISTCHURCH. I hurs. Keith Thomson hit 79 In a New Zealand recovery on the opening day of the third repr«sentativf cricket match against Australia here today. After lo.sinc (no wickets for 159. New Zealand rallied to 297--8 nt the close. ThoniMJii. who was on 11 when
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      Shield cricket
      43 18 The Malaysian Malays Cricket Association have made a call for entries for the 17th annual Rulers' Shield tournament this year. Entries will be accepted by secretary Abbas bin Haji Ahmad Tambi. 74 Railway Quarters. Kamponft Attap. Kuala lumpur. before Mar 31.
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      71 18 MM (111 \iclory (up i Malacca): Haklta 4MB I Kilat 3. I'ackrisamy Cup s-final: (P. Buntan: P Buntar Indians 3 Kalumpang M 2 HO< XXV Ponlian ko tourney: PSES Staff 5 Pel Chun Staff 0: SES 4 Ramblers 0: TMIS I PSES Staff 1 i replay*. Taipinr I.je: KE
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      Kawasaki bikes on sale after the G.P.
      225 18  - Kawasaki bikes on sale after the G.P. JOE DORAI MOTOR-RACING By THE Japanese KawaA saki and Bridgestone motor-cycling teams for the Singapore Grand Prix on Mar 25-27 arrived in Singapore last evening. TetMiya Ide. manager of the Kawa>aki team, .said his two riders will u.s« all seven machines in the
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      Lock icon Dates for 1970 World Cup
      90 18 Mexico city, Ttmn, The 1970 World Cup soccer finals will be held in Mexico between May 24 and June 14 of that year. Sir Stanley Roui. president of Fifa. the international federation, said her* yesterday. The dates will be confirmed i at a full meeting
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      Lock icon Worrell trophy in Pakistan
      68 18 KARACHI. Thurs.— A trophy meant for the "best cricketer of the year' in Pakistan will b* named after Sir Frank Worrell, who died on Tuesday, to perpetuate his memory and pay him a lasting tribute. It has been decided by the Cricket Writers Club of Pakistan.
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      765 18 Usso) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA BERHAD has a vacancy for a SYSTEMS ANALYST Applicant must possess membership j n a recognised institute of professional accountants or Bachelor of Science degree in Physics or Mathematics. Applicant must obtain a B grade or higher on a Computer Programming Aptitude test which will be
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      1413 18 NOTICE PUBLIC APPOINTMENI TIMBER IDENTIFICATION mSSFcuSL t?%SS AND GRADING COURSE (1967) Applications are Invited for en- 'he loilowmg scalr of salary plu* rolmrnt in the above full-timr O"« "I Li\in« Allowance at curCourse which Is organised jointly rent rates and Housing Allowance by the University of Singapore and eligible: the
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      127 18 7Ae MWV of//&e pos/r/ot/*mrxr fmV LnJgAP PO&lf'ON AT APP/?£<S-S P VAfZ\B€r W/TH THE l-gMc&rH OP \^>'\K~~\ CUJB ANC? fYP£ OP ZHOT. t\ I f&Z MOXMAI. WOOO SWOTS VJV rT w£ap su&wTi. y o£wvc> h\ I V. A WZT'CAI, LW£ 7O TWe OAi,L WL \LJm A svefp/xb $t/?ok£--m \g AMi&-r cc
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      BUKIT TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
      2460 19 TOMORROW Race 1-2.30 Class 5 Div 2 ($5,500) 9f Local riders only 1 ***** Powerful PeW g (Boons) W Bagby 8.9.0 (F) Kang 1 4 ***** Adaran a (Bonzo) West 8 8.10 Leon* 10 5 ***** Magnificent Kin, a (KY Lim,^ f < 136S<) Nava/ish
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      Coles to ride Viva Ipoh in Derby
      471 19  - Coles to ride Viva Ipoh in Derby Ep«om Jeep RACING by WONDER LAMP SHOWS TOP FORM IN GALLOP JJIGHTEEN horses were left in to contest Sunday's $25,000 Singapore Derby over lOf when acceptances closed yesterday. Three of the lightweights, Ponderosa. Balkan Challenger and Mana Tahu, were withdrawn from the original
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      Lock icon Saucy Kit wins Champion Hurdle
      149 19 Saucy Kit wins Champion Hurdle I ONDON, Thurs. Saucy Kit, a northern-trained six year old, won the Champion Hurdle, Britain's richest hurdle race, at Cheltenham yesterday. Jockey Roy Edwards sent Saucy Kit. a 100-6 chance, to the front turning into the straight and thp horse ran on stoutly to win
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      SPOTLIGHT ON THE SINGAPORE DERBY RUNNERS
      550 19 SPOTLIGHT ON THE SINGAPORE DERBY RUNNERS SPOTLIGHT on the runners in the Singapore Derby (Race Six 4.55) over 10f on Sunday: 1 CHAMPAGNI 10.0 (6 rhag b> Rathleigh Red Garten: Won 101 Tengkus Gold Cup with 9.0: beat Sporting Gesture II in the Derby Trial' with 9.4; prefers good going.
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      Lock icon McGowan gets hard fight from Japanese
      313 19 LONDON, Thurs. At th# cost of a cut right eye and a swollen lip. Walter McGowan of Scotland, the British and Commonwealth bantamweight champion, scored a hard-earned points win over Osamu Yashita of Japan, at the World Sporting Club here last nipht. Referee Harry
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      120 19 SOCCER Trial: Malaysia XI v S gor f Merdeka Stadium 5 p.m >. Sultan's Gold Cup: Pahanj Malays v Kelantan Malays (K. LlpU). Friendly: PAB Officials v Referees ..in Besar. 6> P«re Inter-school* City 'A' v City B: P. Panjang -B v b Tlmah 'A'; Katong 'A' v Katong B
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    To market by sampan in a flooded town
    80 20 To market by sampan in a flooded town THIS was Main Street, Pekon, yesterday. A father was paddling his sampan, and his small son was using a discarded plank as on oar. They were returning from the market in the background. The flood water level at Main Street was considered
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    Just Caroline
    30 20 BEIRUT. Thurs— A striptease artist, performing a; nightclub here, hat cluuiKrd hor MMM from Caroline 6c Monaco to simply C.inilini 1 ;iftrr protests by the Monaco Consulate Rcutcr.
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    32 20 VEERAKATHV: CI, Vffraa „^.-,in MtaUlry of Agriculture, lalher-ln-i»« of i Plllal, i' \v ph. cr« and K. V«luppill«l. Tnnjorn; Malnn •lird in Cylcn o t» «17 s. Sim proccrdrd to Cfylon.
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    Razak studies Pahang flood damage
    219 20  - Razak studies Pahang flood damage JERRY FRANCIS By KUANTAN. Thursday JIIK Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul H;i/;ik. today nsked the Pahang State Government to encourage people in the kampongs along the Pahang River to move to higher ground. He suggested this after he was briefed on the flood situation in
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    PAKISTAN'S NEW ENVOY PRESENTS CREDENTIALS
    192 20 PAKISTAN'S NEW ENVOY PRESENTS CREDENTIALS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. HHHE new Pakistan High Commissioner. Mr. M.S. Shaikh, today presented his credentials to the Yang di-Pertuan A»on<>; at a ceremony at Istana Negara. Mr Shaikh is his country"s first High Commissioner to Malaysia since the break in diplomatic relations with Pakistan in
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    Pawnshop plea is dismissed
    63 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs -The Federal Court today heard and dismissed an appeal by the Heng ChoiiK Pawnshop, of Nankin Street, ag:/n-t a receiving order made against the shop by Mr Justice Choor Singh last November The Chief Justice. Mr Justice Wee Chong Jin. delivered judgment With h;ni
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    2 brothers for trial on a murder charge
    76 20 2 brothers for trial on a murder charge SINGAPORE. Thurs— Two brothers. Peter Tan Chew Teck and Tan Tee Kia alias Tan Swee Teck. were today committed to stand trial in the High Court after a three-day murder preliminary inquiry in the Ninth Magistrate's Court. The brothers were charged with
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    Lock icon After the floods, a new horror -snakes!
    101 20 BRISBANE. Thurs. Now honor followed on the heels of massive flooding in north-east Australia yesterday as swarms of poisonous snakes emerged from underground cover seeking higher ground. Among 1 11 c first victims of what was already being called a "plague of snakes"
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    320 20 LONDON. Thurs. Todays trading was dominated by the Bank Ratr cut and a general .stock thrift figr Buying interest continued throughout thr day on tin- anticipated Bunk Rate change tod prices closed at wound their Ix-.M. with gains ranging to well over 1 Gilts were generally tending j
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    63 20 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 17 1 16 d.. April 17 3 16d., May 17' 4 d., June 17 1 d. April June 17',d.. July Sept. 17 11 16 d.. Oct. Dec. 18 1 16 d Jan. March 18 5 16d April June 18 .d. July Sept. 18\d Oct Dec. 18",
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    35 20 LONDON. Thurs— Buyers £1206 i £s>. sellers £l? 07 < £s',>. Forward buyers £1201 i }-CS>, sellers £1201 'j <-f-£2i. Settlement £1204.. i- £3 p. Turnover a.m. 200 tons. p.m. 640 tons. Tone: Very steady.
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    Ministers watch naval exercise in the Straits
    306 20 Ministers watch naval exercise in the Straits By OH KEE TIANG pENANG. Thurs. Two assault ships of the Far East Fleet, H.M.S. Fearless and H.M.S. Bulwark, gave a demonstration of their flexibility in amphibious operations for a group of YIPs today off Pulau Bunting, in the Malacca Straits. The demonstration
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    Appeal for more blood donors
    158 20 Appeal for more blood donors SINGAPORE, Thurs.— About 100 people donated blood today in response to an appeal for more blood by the Singapore blood Transfusion Service. Most of the donors were from the Teachers Training College, where a mobile centre had been set up. At the Blood Transfusion Centre
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    Duke to skip Rajasthan
    56 20 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Duke of Edinburgh returned here today from Banßsaen seaside resort. 65 miles south of Bangkok where he has boen held up irom proceeding to the Indian State .>f Raiasthan due to political riots there. He leaves here tomorrow in his Avro-704 and will
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    Aik Huang, Kin Tat in top form
    631 20 Aik Huang, Kin Tat in top form JOINT favourites Tan Aik Huang, the defending champion from Malaysia, and Denmark's Erland Kops. six times winner of the title, saw their two closest rivals eliminated by the second round of the men's singles on the opening day of the All-England Badminton Championships
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